[Gold cultural relics worth 1.5 million euros stolen in Spain] On August 28, according to the Spanish Municipal Government of Vilena, in the early morning of August 27, local time, the Vilena Museum in Alicante Province, southeastern Spain, was stolen. Most of the gold cultural relics in the collection of the "Vilena Treasure" were stolen, worth approximately 1.5 million euros, or approximately 11.74 million yuan. According to Spanish media reports, the thief broke into the museum through a window and the crime lasted only a few minutes. Currently, the police have cordoned off the scene and are analyzing surveillance video and collecting fingerprints and other evidence. The "Bilena Treasure" was unearthed locally in 1963. It contains dozens of gold, silver, iron and other artifacts. It is one of the most important gold artifacts discovered in the European Bronze Age. (CCTV International News)